Temple University - Templar Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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CI-IARLES A. RITTENIIOUSE, 31113. Charlie Philadelphia, Pa. GTS2g Blue Key Hofaorary Frate-rwnityg President Student Conn-eil,1 Glee Cliubj Cercle Frangais '23, '25 Fran-ch Play '23g President College Jamtior Class '25,' National Collegiate World Cofart Confer- 671150. This is the President of the Student Council who insists upon being called Charles and lost his dignity when seen eating a sandwich on the balcony. H BENJAMIN C. SENKER Philadelphia, Pa. If all students were as quiet as this young man, Dr. Dunham would have saved much energy expended in clap- ping his hands. RUSSELL C. SMITI-I North Glenside, Pa. Vigila-nee Uommitteeg Orehestraj Student Comzeilug Student Assistant in Physics De- partment. Russell has a comprehensive knowledge of everything and is never too busy to help a fellow-student. ELIZABETH STITES Betty Cape May Court House, N. J. A 9 Hg College lVOTl7.6'Il,S Clubg Y. IV. C. A., Dormitory Council. Epicurist or not, Bettyls philosophy of life is eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow-etc. Twenty-eight

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yew FLORENCE M. MORRIS Floss Lansdale, Pa. A9 Hg Y. W1 C. A.,' College lVomen's Club. Florence loves to eat, sleep and swim. She must love to study, too, or else the gods are kind and bestow honors boun- tifully upon her. MAURICE PICKHOLTZ Maisy Philadelphia, Pa. Humanistic Society. Maurice is the outstanding philosopher in 'his group of philosophers. His philosophy did not prevent him at one time, however, from almost being con- quered by a certain Latin word. AGNEs M. RAYCROFT Taunton, Mass. 'Varsity Debate Team '23, '24,' The Tem- plar '24, '25,- Writers' Club, Secretary '25, Vice-president '26',' Student Council 25g Cerole Frangazis. A leader in extra-curricular and class- room activities is Agnes. In the Beauty Contest Agnes was chosen as one of Temple's thirteen most beautiful girls. VIRGINIA RAYCROFT Ginny Taunton, Mass. llfriters' Club, President '25, '26,' College Women's Club,' 'Varsity Debate Squrwlj Cercle Frungaisg The Weekly. A little girl with a Winsome smile came to Temple from Boston University in 1923. They call her Ginny and her hobbies are hiking, roller skating, and eating marshmallows. Twenty-seven

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LAURA TI-IOMPSON Philadelphia, Pa. A 9 Hg To'easu'rer V255 Y. IV. C. A.,' String Ensemble 'Qi' Vice-p'res'ialent College Sen- io1's,' College lVo'rne1z?s Club. In speaking of Laura one must say, She knows her Logic! Her ability as a logician, however, does not prevent her from having a good time. HAZEL TOIMILINSON Tommy Bustleton, Pa. College l'Vomen'.s' Clubg Sluclent Covmcil '25,' Y. IV. C. A. Hazel is really too young to study Chemistry and Physics but her age seems to have nothing to do with l1er grades. ROBERT WVINCH Bob Highland Park, Pa. 9 T QQ President Amalgamalefl Senior Classy Glee Clubg Representative at Worlcl Court Co-nfe-rencej Blue Key Honorary Fmtern-ity. A reserved chap is Bob. He came to Temple as green as any Fresh. Now, without making any noise, he is a leader in campus activities and one of the most popular men in the class. AT THE FOOT OF WASHINGTON NIONUMENT, in the background at the left, the 'remains of Doctor Con- well have been interred. It is planned to make Dr. Conwell's last resting place a sarcophagus situ- ated in the great university building which is to be erected between College Hall and Conwell Hall. Tzu en fy-11 in e